Sunday, January 27, 2013
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Sara and I wanted to share this article from Dr. Jurgen Buhler, the director of the International Christian Embassy, Jerusalem. This was the first night that we were ministering in Israel:
The first night of Feast 2012 at Ein Gedi will always remain an unforgettable experience for us. The opening evening along the shores of the Dead Sea was exceptionally hot this year. But as our guest speaker Angus Buchan began his message by reading from Acts chapter 2, about the Holy Spirit falling on the disciples like a “rushing mighty wind”, the atmosphere quickly changed… Watch the video »
Even as Angus read these words, a fresh breeze began to blow. Upon closing his Bible to preach, the wind became stronger and eventually the stage had to be evacuated. Only Angus was left there, preaching. Within minutes, the winds also brought gentle, refreshing rains.
As all this transpired, something else took place backstage. Some overheated wires in the TV transmission truck caught fire, interrupting the live satellite feed.
Now all three manifestations – of wind, fire and rain – are frequently used in the Bible as symbols of the Holy Spirit (for example, Isaiah 44:3-4; John 3:8; Acts 2:4). The wind, fire and rain we saw were not the wind, rain or fire of the Holy Spirit. But I truly believe in my heart that God gave us a powerful sign that night of His great desire to pour out His Spirit on all of us. It became an affirmation for us of our Feast theme, “The Spirit of Grace and Supplication”. From that first night onward, we received testimonies of God changing people’s lives. Reconciliations took place! People were filled with the Holy Spirit! Our faith was increased for revival!
With the gusting winds shaking the sound and light systems around the stage, we had to ask the crowds to stay back in their seats, but still they surged forward. Angus later stated that he had never experienced a meeting like that. Normally, he said, one needs to coax people to come forward for an altar call, but here he asked them to stay back. Yet people still came in their masses.
So the biggest sign for us that night was not the wind, the rain or the fire, but it was the people of God themselves. The storm could have easily caused chaos or mass panic among the 4,500 people gathered at Ein Gedi. But instead, they pressed forward to receive prayer even when Angus and the ushers urged them to stay back. The chaotic weather actually revealed the spiritual hunger in God’s people. We continued to witness this over the following days as record crowds attended the early morning prayer meetings and then lingered late at night in the afterglow worship. God indeed visited us and our faith was emboldened to expect more from Him in the days ahead!
The first night of Feast 2012 at Ein Gedi will always remain an unforgettable experience for us. The opening evening along the shores of the Dead Sea was exceptionally hot this year. But as our guest speaker Angus Buchan began his message by reading from Acts chapter 2, about the Holy Spirit falling on the disciples like a “rushing mighty wind”, the atmosphere quickly changed… Watch the video »
Even as Angus read these words, a fresh breeze began to blow. Upon closing his Bible to preach, the wind became stronger and eventually the stage had to be evacuated. Only Angus was left there, preaching. Within minutes, the winds also brought gentle, refreshing rains.As all this transpired, something else took place backstage. Some overheated wires in the TV transmission truck caught fire, interrupting the live satellite feed.
Now all three manifestations – of wind, fire and rain – are frequently used in the Bible as symbols of the Holy Spirit (for example, Isaiah 44:3-4; John 3:8; Acts 2:4). The wind, fire and rain we saw were not the wind, rain or fire of the Holy Spirit. But I truly believe in my heart that God gave us a powerful sign that night of His great desire to pour out His Spirit on all of us. It became an affirmation for us of our Feast theme, “The Spirit of Grace and Supplication”. From that first night onward, we received testimonies of God changing people’s lives. Reconciliations took place! People were filled with the Holy Spirit! Our faith was increased for revival!
With the gusting winds shaking the sound and light systems around the stage, we had to ask the crowds to stay back in their seats, but still they surged forward. Angus later stated that he had never experienced a meeting like that. Normally, he said, one needs to coax people to come forward for an altar call, but here he asked them to stay back. Yet people still came in their masses.
So the biggest sign for us that night was not the wind, the rain or the fire, but it was the people of God themselves. The storm could have easily caused chaos or mass panic among the 4,500 people gathered at Ein Gedi. But instead, they pressed forward to receive prayer even when Angus and the ushers urged them to stay back. The chaotic weather actually revealed the spiritual hunger in God’s people. We continued to witness this over the following days as record crowds attended the early morning prayer meetings and then lingered late at night in the afterglow worship. God indeed visited us and our faith was emboldened to expect more from Him in the days ahead!
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Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
This year over 14 houses of prayer are coming together for 24 hours of nonstop worship and intercession for the NYC region, America, and Israel.
The picture to the left is a picture from this evening's service.
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Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
For many months now, people have been asking us questions like these:
- Where will you be ministering?
- What does Eagles' Wings do?
- Who is your covering?
- What are the main initiatives that you are involved with?
- What have you been doing and what is coming up?
- How can I invite you to minister?
- What are your core values?
- How can I sign up for your monthly newsletter?
- How can I buy Sara's CD?
- How can I support your ministry?
All of this information plus much more is now available on our site an www.dellingministry.com. From our site, you can also link to the Eagles' Wings website and the Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem website.
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Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012
The Delling's Newspaper Article in Kentucky!
When we got to the Gish's house, we were excited to see that the local newspaper, The Henderson Gleaner had written an article about us and our visit to Henderson over the next 2 weeks.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
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Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Please help to pass the word around for this editing night!:
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Ryan and Sara Delling are full time missionaries on staff with Eagles’ Wings Ministries since 2002. All Staff members of Eagles’ Wings have the privilege of developing a partnership team to undergird their ministry assignment. Eagles’ Wings staff missionaries are currently building partnership teams to cover basic living and ministry expenses enabling them to stay on the field.
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Saturday, August 4, 2012
WIll You Come to our Missions Social Aug 23?
For those of you in the Henderson Kentucky area, we want to ask you to come to our Missions Social event on August 23rd! This will be a time of desserts, fellowship, vision casting, and reports from the work that we have been doing with Eagles' Wings. There is no cost to attend, but tickets need to be gotten from Kay Gish by calling (270) 577-7695. Please see the information below and help us spread the word!
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